Sticking Brake Callipers?
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Hi folks,
I've just been under my recently purchased 98 450 tidying up some minor flaky bits on the chassis and noticed my front disks aren't wearing evenly, the outboard faces of the disks are fine, the inboard faces are not cleaned up over the full braking surface. The very inner and outer areas are corroded while the section between these sections is clean.
Any ideas, I'm wondering if the callipers are a little sticky or partially seized, I'm assuming they are single piston floating type callipers although I cant find much detail in the "bible".
Some advice would be much appreciated.
Cheers
Nigel
I've just been under my recently purchased 98 450 tidying up some minor flaky bits on the chassis and noticed my front disks aren't wearing evenly, the outboard faces of the disks are fine, the inboard faces are not cleaned up over the full braking surface. The very inner and outer areas are corroded while the section between these sections is clean.
Any ideas, I'm wondering if the callipers are a little sticky or partially seized, I'm assuming they are single piston floating type callipers although I cant find much detail in the "bible".
Some advice would be much appreciated.
Cheers
Nigel

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then just use the car more frequently 